According to Ethical/Moral/Cultural Relativism, you would answer, to the Euthyphro Dilemma:

a. That God only approves of actions that are good.

b. That cultures share, despite differences in practices, many moral values.

c. That actions are approved of by someone (some culture, individual or God), because good.

d. That actions are good because approved of by someone (some culture, individual or God).

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Kaitlyn Wilcox

3 August, 08:30

According to Ethical/Moral/Cultural Relativism, you would answer, to the Euthyphro Dilemma:

a. That God only approves of actions that are good.

b. That cultures share, despite differences in practices, many moral values.

c. That actions are approved of by someone (some culture, individual or God), because good.

d. That actions are good because approved of by someone (some culture, individual or God).

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Matteo Choi · Answer 1

b. That cultures share, despite differences in practices, many moral values.

Explanation:

The culture relativism is belief that the moral or the ethical system varies form the culture to culture and all are equally valid and non is better than the other. Thus the idea is that there exists no standard of the good or evil and thus any option on morality or ethics is subject to cultural perspective of each person.